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St Oswald was the King of Northumbria and a key figure in the Christianization of northern England in the 7th century Known for his strength in faith he invited missionaries to convert his people to

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Saint Oswald born c 604 died 642 Maserfelth Eng feast day August 5 was an Anglo Saxon king of Northumbria from 633 to 642 who introduced Celtic Christian missionaries to his kingdom and gained

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Eventually after nearly 200 years St Oswald s head was interred in Durham Cathedral along with the body of Saint Cuthbert where it remains today As well as being a popular English

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Oswald s victory reunited the Northumbrian Kingdom not only because he delivered it from the humiliating yoke of the Mercians and Britons but also because on his father s side he was a

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Our church is dedicated to St Oswald King and Martyr For eight years he was King of Northumbria a huge area which stretched from the Humber to the Firth of Forth During his reign he established

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Sadly the reign of Oswald lasted only eight years On 5 August 642 he was killed in battle by Penda king of the Mercians at Maserfield now Oswestry in Shropshire

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The pervasive presence of an English saint in a remote Austrian valley might seem surprising but this Sankt Oswald is not an isolated case There are more than 200 churches dedicated to Oswald of

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One such example is Oswald of Northumbria a canonized Catholic saint and Northumbrian King who served as the inspiration for literary characters such as Aragorn in Lord of the Rings Oswald was